The best Android browsers, 2014 edition: speed, design, and features

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23 Jul 2014, 09:49posted on

Three months from now, it will be a full year since we last took it upon ourselves to explore and compare mobile browsers in depth. This time around, we'll be kicking things into a higher gear. Heck, it's probably fair to say that this is a whole new ballgame, as the scope of examined categories is far larger. Said otherwise, while you and us will revisit the same type of benchmarks, functionality, and features, general UI responsiveness and design will, this time around, factor into the final verdict...

I'd like to use Chrome, but since Google had the completely retarded and unknown reason for losing text re-flow, I've moved onto Dolphin.

I refuse to have to scroll my screen form side to side because text re-flow, isn't flowing and as you expand the font it just goes off the edge of the screen. What numb-nuts dreamt that up and thought it was a good idea I'll never know.

I was using Dolphin for the longest time, especially because there are Flash hacks that allow Flash content to be played. But I recently switched back to Chrome as I have found that it is noticeably faster in page load time. I also find that Dolphin continuously launches new tabs - very annoying.

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